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the openx team has unfortunately a long history for not really caring about bugs in their opensource offering. a few years ago, i had to maintain an openx inst
by alternize 13y ago
the openx team has unfortunately a long history for not really caring about bugs in their opensource offering.
a few years ago, i had to maintain an openx installation and found quite a few critical bugs, for which i submitted patches to their then-active jira bugtracking. as far as i know, the bugs are still in the "current" 2.8.10 release.
the opensource version was unofficially abandoned when the Enterprise editions where announced - without really telling the users that they would not maintain it anymore.
i'm not at all surprised about the new problems and their lack of communication.
- troni 13y agoI had a similar experience, briefly maintaining an OpenX install until one day we had a security issue. Turns out that nobody had been applying software updates and that software has lots of problems with it. I spent a week getting it up-to-date to be sure I had everything cleaned out from the hack. At the end of the week I decided that the client wasn't allowed to run OpenX anymore and we found a different solution that worked within their CMS. Less bells and whistles, less problems.